Le Chat Noir Black Cat Montmartre Figurine Statue by Steinlen, Assorted Sizes

Statue adaptation of Steinlen's famous poster -- turn of the century fin-de-siecle -- for Le Chat Noir is made from resin, metal headpiece, color details. Two sizes available.  Part of the Parastone Museum Collection of noteworthy museum statues, paintings and cultural artifacts. Two Sizes Small, 8 in H x 3.5 in W x 1.25 in D. Weight 1.6 lbs. Gift box not included. (PN STE01) Mini, 4.25 in H x 2 in W x 1 in D. Weight 8 ounces. Gift box included. (PN PA15STE) Poster for La Tournee du Chat Noir (Black Cat, 1896) In 1881, Rudolphe Salis opened the Le Chat Noir Cabaret on the Boulevard Rochechouart (which later moved to the Rue de Laval). It soon became a legendary safe haven for the stage arts and Steinlen resided at its heart. He designed scenery, worked on the popular shadow plays, and in particular, he designed the famous poster which adorned Paris' walls. The black and red cat (the colors of anarchy) became Montmartre's symbol, the enclave and gathering site of artists. The tex